Black Fungus with Mustard Sauce
Introduction:
"Black fungus is a famous mountain treasure. It is edible, medicable and tonic. It often appears on the Chinese people's table. Whether it is fried, cold or soup, it will never tire of eating for a long time. It has always been known as "the meat in the vegetable" and is known as "the black treasure of Chinese food" in the world
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare ingredients: black fungus, purple cabbage, carrot, Flammulina velutipes, lettuce
Step 2: the key artifact of this dish: chubby Mustard Salad juice
Step 3: soak Auricularia auricula in advance, blanch, supercooled water, control water for standby
Step 4: shred lettuce, carrot and purple cabbage
Step 5: blanch lettuce, carrot, purple cabbage and Flammulina velutipes, and cool them
Step 6: put the blanched black fungus, lettuce, carrot, purple cabbage and Flammulina velutipes together, stir in the refined salt and sesame oil, and finally drizzle with chubby Mustard Salad juice
Step 7: a plate full of mustard and black fungus is very popular on this festival table!
Materials required:
Auricularia auricula: right amount
Lettuce: right amount
Carrot: right amount
Flammulina velutipes: right amount
Purple cabbage: right amount
Chubby Mustard Salad juice: right amount
Refined salt: right amount
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Note: 1. Black fungus should be soaked in cold water in advance. 2. When blanching, add some vegetable oil inside to lock the nutrition of vegetables and keep the fresh color of vegetables. 3. The amount of Mustard Salad juice should be used according to your own taste.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: mixing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: medium spicy
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